Configure ACUL Screens
Advanced rendering mode is configured on a per-screen basis through Management API calls and is also supported in Deploy CLI and Auth0 Terraform Provider.
Configuration options
Screens that use advanced rendering mode have the following configuration options:
Advanced or standard screen rendering mode
Include or exclude the default head tags in the page template
Optional transaction and configuration data that should be included in the Universal Login Context
HTML tags to be included in the
<head>
tag that reference your hosted asset bundles
Remove the default head tags
The following HTML tags are added by default to the advanced rendering mode page template and can be disabled by setting the value of default_head_tags_disabled
to true.
<meta charset="utf-8">
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge">
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
<meta name="robots" content="noindex, nofollow">
<link rel="shortcut icon" href="https://cdn.sass.app/favicon.ico">
<title>My App | Login</title>
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Always include replacements for the <title>
tag and robots <meta>
tag when removing the default head tags by including them in head_tags
.
Include optional data in Universal Login Context
Optional data can be included the Universal Login Context by adding it to the context_configuration
array. Not all optional data is available on every screen; if the requested data is not available, the API returns an error. Refer to the individual screen pages for screen-specific information about what data is available for each screen.
Referencing entity.metadata
or authorization_parameters
without a specific key throws an error. For security reasons, full authorization parameters or metadata objects are not exposed.
Below are the available optional context data:
"contextConfiguration": [
"branding.settings",
"branding.themes.default",
"client.logo_uri",
"client.description",
"client.metadata",
"organization.display_name",
"organization.branding",
"organization.metadata",
"screen.texts",
"tenant.name",
"tenant.friendly_name",
"tenant.enabled_locales",
"untrusted_data.submitted_form_data",
"untrusted_data.authorization_params.login_hint",
"untrusted_data.authorization_params.screen_hint",
"untrusted_data.authorization_params.ui_locales",
"untrusted_data.authorization_params.ext-"
],
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Reference your bundled assets
Advanced rendering mode allows you to add meta information, replace default page titles and favicons, and reference your bundled assets by defining HTML tags that are included in the <head>
of the page template. You can define up to 25 tags per screen, all of which are defined as an array of JSON objects.
"head_tags": [
{
"tag": "",
"content": "",
"attributes": {}
}
]
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Tag
Any HTML element valid for use in the <head>
tag. Review MDN documentation for more details.
Content (optional)
The content between the opening and closing tags. Content is limited to 250 characters.
When using a custom <title>
tag:
My Company Login | {{client.name}}
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When using a custom font:
'@font-face { font-family: "custom-font"; src: url("https://cdn.sass.app/{{client.metadata.custom_font}}");}body { font-family: custom-font;}'
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The content
attribute allows access to the variables below; they are resolved on the server before the page template is returned to the browser.
branding.settings
branding.themes.default
client.id
client.name
client.metadata.[key_name]
organization.id
organization.name
organization.branding
organization.metadata.[key_name]
screen.name
prompt.name
locale
user.id
user.metadata.[key_name]
user.app_metadata.[key_name]
Attributes
Up to 10 valid HTML attributes can be included in the current tag.
Dynamic segments for URL type attributes
URL attributes like src
and href
include dynamic segments that allow you to segment bundles into logical packages based on attributes like client, organization, or locale.
Dynamic segments have access to the following context data:
screen.name
prompt.name
client.id
client.name
client.metadata.[key_name]
organization.id
organization.name
organization.metadata.[key_name]
transaction.locale
Management API example
Below is an example of a direct call to the Management API to configure the Login ID screen.
# PATCH to /api2/v2/prompts/login-id/screen/login-id/rendering
{
"rendering_mode": "advanced",
"context_configuration": [
"branding.themes.default",
"client.logo_uri",
"client.description",
"client.metadata.google_tracking_id",
"screen.texts",
"tenant.enabled_locales",
"untrusted_data.submitted_form_data",
"untrusted_data.authorization_params.ext-my_param"
],
"head_tags": [
{
"tag": "script",
"attributes": {
"src": "https://cdn.sass.app/auth-screens/{{client.name}}.js",
"defer": true,
"integrity": [
"sha256-someHash/Abc+123",
"sha256-someHash/cDe+456",
]
}
},
{
"tag": "link",
"attributes": {
"rel": "stylesheet",
"href": "https://cdn.sass.app/auth-screens/{{client.name}}.css"
}
}
]
}
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Auth0 Terraform provider example
Below is an example of an Auth0 Terraform call to configure the Login ID screen.
resource "auth0_prompt_screen_renderer" "apsr" {
prompt_type = "login-id"
screen_name = "login-id"
rendering_mode = "advanced"
context_configuration = [
"branding.settings",
"branding.themes.default",
"client.logo_uri",
"client.description",
"organization.display_name",
"organization.branding",
"screen.texts",
"tenant.name",
"tenant.friendly_name",
"tenant.enabled_locales",
"untrusted_data.submitted_form_data",
"untrusted_data.authorization_params.ui_locales",
"untrusted_data.authorization_params.login_hint",
"untrusted_data.authorization_params.screen_hint",
"user.organizations"
]
head_tags = jsonencode([
{
attributes: {
"async": true,
"defer": true,
"integrity": [
"sha512-v2CJ7UaYy4JwqLDIrZUI/4hqeoQieOmAZNXBeQyjo21dadnwR+8ZaIJVT8EE2iyI61OV8e6M8PP2/4hpQINQ/g=="
],
"src": "https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/jquery/3.7.1/jquery.min.js"
},
tag: "script"
}
])
}
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